Cleveland International Piano Competition

Cleveland International Piano Competition

The Cleveland International Piano Competition takes place biennially in Cleveland, Ohio. The initial Competition in 1975 and the nine others that followed were sponsored jointly by the Robert Casadesus Society and the Cleveland Institute of Music to honor the memory of French pianist Robert Casadesus. As a result, the Competition was then called the Casadesus International Piano Competition. In 1994, a new organization was formed: the Piano International Association of Northern Ohio (PIANO).

The first Competition with the new name of “Cleveland” took place in August 1995. The 2001 Competition finals were held at Severance Hall with the Cleveland Competition Orchestra conducted by Jahja Ling. The success of this venture led to negotiations in 2003 with the Musical Arts Association resulting in the engagement of the Cleveland Orchestra to play for the four finalists at Severance Hall.

The Cleveland International Piano Competition is a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions.

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Past prize winners

Table showing: prize winners from the Cleveland (1995-2007) and Casadesus (1975-1993) International Piano Competitions.
Fifth and Sixth prizes were eliminated after 1991.
Year First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth
2011 Alexander Schimpf
Germany Germany		 Alexei Chernov
Russia Russia		 Eric Zuber
United States USA		 Kyu Yeon Kim
South Korea South Korea
2009 Martina Filjak
Croatia Croatia		 Dmitri Levkovich
Canada Canada		 William Youn
South Korea South Korea		 Evgeny Brakhman
Russia Russia
2007[1] Alexander Ghindin
Russia Russia		 Yaron Kohlberg
Israel Israel		 Alexandre Moutouzkine
Russia Russia		 Ran Dank
Israel Israel
2005 Chu-Fang Huang
China China		 Sergey Kuznetsov
Russia Russia		 Stanislav Khristenko
Russia Russia		 Spencer Myer
United States USA
2003 Kotaro Fukuma
Japan Japan		 Soyeon Lee
South Korea South Korea		 Konstantin Soukhovetski
Russia Russia		 Andrius Zlabys
Lithuania Lithuania
2001 Roberto Plano
Italy Italy		 Minsoo Sohn
South Korea South Korea		 Özgür Aydin
Turkey Turkey		 Gilles Vonsattel
Switzerland Switzerland
1999 Antonio Pompa-Baldi
Italy Italy		 Vassily Primakov
Russia Russia		 Shoko Inoue
Japan Japan		 Sean Botkin
United States USA
1997 Per Tengstrand
Sweden Sweden		 Gulnora Alimova
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan		 Ning An
China China		 Dror Biran
Israel Israel
1995 Margarita Shevchenko
Russia Russia		 Marina Lomazov
Ukraine/United States Ukraine/USA		 Dmitri Teterin
Russia Russia		 Giampaolo Stuani
Italy Italy
1993 Amir Katz
Israel Israel		 Not awarded Seizo Azuma and
Japan Japan
Yuko Nakamichi
Japan Japan		 Katsunori Ishii
Japan Japan
1991 Ilya Itin
Russia Russia		 Anders Martinson
United States USA		 Markus Pawlik
Germany Germany		 Jean-François Bouvery
France France		 Timothy Bozarth
United States USA		 Hsin-Bei Lee
Republic of China/China Taiwan/China
1989 Sergei Babayan
Armenia (Soviet Union) Armenia (USSR)		 Nicholas Angelich
United States USA		 Megumi Kaneko
Japan Japan		 Pascal Godart
France France		 François Chaplin
France France		 Eglé Januleviciuté
Lithuania (Soviet Union) Lithuania (USSR)
1987 Thierry Huillet
France France		 Asaf Zohar
Israel Israel		 Jonathan Bass
United States USA		 Beatrice Hsin-Chen Long
Republic of China/China Taiwan/China		 Takayuki Ito
Japan Japan		 Hiroko Atsumi
Japan Japan
1985 Daejin Kim
South Korea South Korea		 Benedetto Lupo
Italy Italy		 Hélène Jeanney
France France		 Neil Rutman
United States USA		 Yves Henry
France France		 Dan-Wen Wei
China China
1983 Youngshin An
South Korea South Korea		 Mayumi Kameda
Japan Japan		 Stéphane Lemelin
Canada Canada		 Roy Kogan
United States USA		 Dimitry Cogan
United States/Soviet Union USA/USSR		 Silke-Thora Matthies
West Germany West Germany
1981 Philippe Bianconi
France France		 Dan Riddle
United States USA		 Rémy Loumbrozo
France France		 Roy Kogan
United States USA		 Timothy Smith
United States USA		 Michael Boriskin
United States USA
1979 Edward Newman
United States USA		 Jean-Yves Thibaudet
France France		 Angela Hewitt
Canada Canada		 Frederick Blum
United States USA		 Peter Vinograde
United States USA		 Douglas Weeks
United States USA
1977 Nathalie Bera-Tagrine
France France		 Barry Salwen
United States USA		 Douglas Montgomery
United States USA		 Laura Silverman
United States USA		 Géry Moutier
France France		 Sandra Shuler
United States USA
1975 John Owings
United States USA		 Julian Martin
United States USA		 John-Patrick Millow
France France		 Roe Van Boskirk
United States USA		 Katsurako Mikami
Japan Japan		 Paweł Chęciński
Poland Poland

See also

References

  1. ^ Rosenberg, Donald (2007). "reviews of the Cleveland International Piano Competition". The Plain Dealer. http://blog.cleveland.com/reviews/piano/. Retrieved 2008-07-09. 

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